I know, I know, I'm posting like a mad woman here...but I was wondering how drinking wine effects any of you? I find that I do not wish to drink the amount I used to, (usually 2 glasses or more) and my body rejects it quite easily, where before I drank wine with nearly all my dinner meals..(Red wine, you know..."good for the heart" ;P )

PS- I'm not really an alcoholic...I'm in the industry, so I get alot of wine to try for free...one of the "perks" of my job....LOL

so you could say you are a workaholic ......not an alcoholic but drink for work lol...hmm good way to look at it ....that is a good perk...hmm i don't know...i used to be a drinker..not wine the hard stuff and LOTS of it for work too but in a different way to get through it sometimes...STUPID YOUNG GIRL....anyways i have not had any cravings for it or wnated it...i stopped craving it wheni went raw which is weird cuz i craved cooked and other things more then alcohol and my body DEFINTELY wasn't used to food but alcohol only sometimes....hmm so i say being 100% raw you don't want alcohol much...cuz i go out every week with all my friends and while they are tipping them back especially on wednesday dollard drink nights at my fave bar i have beeing going to for a year haha....but i have no desire..i take a bottle of water they let me have since i am a regular and chat with my friends and watch them drink and act like i must of used to and glad i don't anymore haha..
well now i have given you way more then ou asked...but i am in a sharing emotional mood right now..think i am detoxing cuz i also have some tummy pain..jaw pain and bad breat...but thanks for reading haha
hope this helps
love earth angel
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

I had wine for the first time in 1 months, I think I've been doing raw for about a month, and the same thing happened to me. 2 glasses and I felt really sick.

I didn't drink it too much before, though I did love it. One glass at a time. Cab being my fav of favs. I may or may not have a red wine allergy. Lots of sulfites can make you nauseous like that.

But alas! Like the old-fashioned doctors say: if it hurts when you touch it, don't touch it! (substitute with "if it makes you sick...ect."
:-p

Good luck! :-)